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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    Quote Originally Posted by summitsup View Post
    Indicative 2012 maps for Legs 1,2 and 4 are now available at http://merciarelays.org.uk/maps.html
    Am I right to assume this is the map that'll be used for leg 3 too? Looks good, the crappy vegetation appears to be marked.

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    From Mercia's maps for Legs 1,2 & 4 the climb rate is around 360-390 feet/mile, so that's well into A territory

    Question about Leg 3 though (as I'm doing this one) - obviously the route can't be given in advance as the is the Nav leg, but does anyone know what sort of distance & climb is involved in this leg ?

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    it's normally a bit shorter than to leg 2
    Website says:
    "Pairs Navigation (est. win time 65 mins)"
    So about 7miles, 2000ft and TERRAIN!

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    Quote Originally Posted by ba-ba View Post
    it's normally a bit shorter than to leg 2
    Website says:
    "Pairs Navigation (est. win time 65 mins)"
    So about 7miles, 2000ft and TERRAIN!
    Thanks ba-ba, that's helpful. Winner's times over Nav courses can vary quite a lot in distance terms from those for straight Fell-run courses, so I wan't quite sure what to make of it.

    Looking forward to it

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    Quote Originally Posted by FarFromTheFells View Post
    Thanks ba-ba, that's helpful. Winner's times over Nav courses can vary quite a lot in distance terms from those for straight Fell-run courses, so I wan't quite sure what to make of it.

    Looking forward to it
    As said, times wise the two paired legs tend to be similar.. so as the nav leg requires nav and thinking time you'll do slightly less.. but you can also have quite big variations due to route choices..

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    does anyone know if there a scan of the nav route from the 2011 relay anywhere?

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    Quote Originally Posted by boghobbit View Post
    Am I right to assume this is the map that'll be used for leg 3 too? Looks good, the crappy vegetation appears to be marked.
    A similar map will be used but, being at 1:25,000 scale means there are limits to the level of detail that can be portrayed - e.g. you can't show every animal path. Best advice is to be prepared to exercise both map skills and the sort of judgement that comes with hill nav experience.

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    The AAA road relays have been cancelled the day before the fell relays. Could this mean the teams could be even stronger?

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    Quote Originally Posted by Chaddy the Owl View Post
    The AAA road relays have been cancelled the day before the fell relays. Could this mean the teams could be even stronger?
    Must do, we've gone from strugglin to find a team to having a strong line-up with the cancellation.....just need someone who can read a map....

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    Re: UKA British Fell & Hill Re

    Does anyone know if there is a camping field available similar to last year?
    Or is it a find your own accomodation arrangement?

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